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Bruh, Tanaka got married? I haven't heard of this

her fundamental technique is the worst amongs the japan golden generation, so it's not surprising that she made error in tight matches like these. But at least her score against Sun wasn't as bad as Miwa's

Why does this goddamn Togami only play when the big score is 1-1, he has the most experience in the bundesliga out of the whole team also. Man I'm changing my avatar, my idol keeps on failing me times and times again. I hope Tomo and Sora don't feel too much pressure when the script starts to...

Sums up the whole two matches between him and WCQ in the last year Nationals. The defense - offense transitioning skill of Fan is so good that it felt like Wang was hitting a brick wall.

That goes to show how important the 3rd match is, literally deciding the whole momentum of the game

His worst worst blunder of his carrer up to date, even worse than the Olympic team semi final against Karlsson (1-3 lost no chance). But anw, Coton has the upper hand in tactics throughout the match, it's just that his execution was inconsistent, other wise he'd have taken it 3-1.

If Sora doesn't pick his ahh up, Japan is not winning this match

I didn't have a good experience with this blade, mine feels bouncy on soft shot but hollow when I apply more force, it seems the core layer was faulty. The only bright side I can think of is decent blocking/counter close to the table due to the top ply being ash wood (which is bouncier than...

Came here 6 years late since I've just got my VPS V for about a week and I love this blade. Paired it with a Loki 9 and Jupiter 3 on my backhand and it works like a charm. The short game better controlled, higher arc on the opening loop which helps alot since I tend to loop underspin ball...

well that's about it for Togami, props to him for fighting his way back in both game 1 and 2, but basically he still has no advantage in the first 5 touches, that's a no no for an asian player

basically a match of who can out-Ma-Long-ed the other, and Jang superb touch and pace control shines over Wen

I woke up and see Harimoto winning 4-1... Well not exactly too suprising consider his current form and Togami has just fought 7 games against Lin last night

I'm convinced Nagasaki does not know how to set up her forehand, she got pinned by Kuai on her bh for most of the match and doesn't even once try to change the pattern

I did not expect Nagasaki to win a top CNT, not to mention winning by a big margin, but I guess that's WYD for you And good win for Uda too, if only he had won Lam yesterday he would now be more at ease

Tanigaki can win Togami but can't win Shinozuka, but Shinozuka can't win Togami, what's this circle lol

where has this Kizukuri been? he played really well today

I really don't understand how this grip benefit the player but he has just won Kawakami 4-2 so I guess it works for him lol

Lol after watching the match, it's clear that Togami tried to approach with a more all-round style rather than excessive offense years ago. But his ability to control pace, touch and defense is no where sufficient, in the end he went for fast paced rallies which worked against him when Tanigaki...

tbf his short game wasn't too shabby as before, but the main drawbacks is how to alternate between defense and offense when your opponent has caught up with your rhythm. It's clear that from the 3rd set onwards, Huang didn't fear Togami's tempo anymore and became more tenacious in rallies...

That 9-8 point at the 5th set was too reckless, instead of trying to slow block Huang's shot to the backhand, Togami just had to moved in and try to punch it down, this guy still doesn't know how and when to defend